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How to install Navcore 8.410 on TomTom One New Edition ONLY
1st Step:
Install TomTom Home Application version v2_4_0_94 on your PC. Link below (unrar with WinRar http://rapidshare.com/files/225810855/Winrar.rar )
http://rapidshare.com/files/225809432/v2_4_0_94_win.rar

2nd Step:
Once application is installed, to be able to operate your TomTom through TomTom Home go to the following folder
For XP Users : C:\Documents and Settings\your user_name\ApplicationData\TomTom\HOME\Profiles\??? ??.default\extensions
For Vista Users : C:\Users\your user_name\AppData\Roaming\TomTom\HOME\Profiles\??? ??.default\extensions
Download this file
http://rapidshare.com/files/225813862/Navcore.8.410.1218_tomtom.com.rar
And copy "Navcore.8.410.1218@tomtom.com" folder directly to the folders above

3rd Step:
Start with a clean SD memory card, format it in FAT32.
Copy to the root of the SD card the following “system” file, link below.
http://rapidshare.com/files/225811883/system

4th Step:
Use "navcore_8.410.1218_patched" below and unrar and copy all contents in TomTom root in the SD card.
http://rapidshare.com/files/225816121/navcore_8.410.1218_patched.rar
That’s it; you are now running Navcore 8.410

How to load version 8.25.xxxx Maps to your new TomTom with patched Navcore 8.410

1st Step:
Download Maps here:
http://www.gpsunderground.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7053
Unrar and copy folder to TomTom root of SD card.
2nd Step:
There are several methods but the easiest one is the one below, download the keygen and run the exe
Click Map V8 Keygen, it will automatically create the .dct files right onto you SD card.

http://rapidshare.com/files/225816516/Keygen_2009_V2.0.B.rar



Enjoy!
Putaloca. 

Why step 3 and what system file are you actually letting everybody install, without them really knowing anything about it? A warning would be nice that you cannot undo this change of the bootloader and it is probably not needed as well.

Why not 8.412 but an old version?

The "system" file is actually system5.5106 renamed to system. For some reason if you don't do this, the device will boot and at some point freeze and reboot, however if you rename it to system, it is stable as a rock....

I have not tried version 8.412 yet, if anyone has a patched navcore 8.412, please let me know the link and I'll test it out.

It took a while for me to get the TomTom One LE (bottom of the unit are 4N00.005) also referred to as the TomTom New Edition or TomTom V4, to work with no bugs, I documented the method above because it worked for me and the unit is faster and more stable than ever... so happy with it.

The "system" file is actually system5.5106 renamed to system. For some reason if you don't do this, the device will boot and at some point freeze and reboot, however if you rename it to system, it is stable as a rock....


The system file is only used once, just the time to upgrade the bootloader. Then you can delete it!
That is what Vincent was trying to say....upgrading "system" file (it's the bootloader) should be done only if you KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING, or if you experienced problems with the one on your device..because....the BOOTLOADER COULD NOT BE DOWNGRADED!!
Leaving the name of the file in a form like "system551etc." is completely useless. Releasers use these names in order to prevent people to upgrade their bootloader without knowing.

Thanks for clarifying, I am new at this.!

Do you guys know if Loquendo TTS works on my TomTom One v4 (4N00.005)?

I don't really know it, sorry. I don't use sounds at all, I prefer looking at tomtom most of the time instead of hearing the instructions from it!

Yes it will work, if you are able to install it the way it is suppossed to be installed. However because the computing power of the TTOneV2 units is not that high, it will not work that well. It is therefore better to use VocalizerTTS, which is also a TTS voice, but has a little less quality and comes in less languages.

Thanks for your kind help!